The Black Hawk is U.S. military's main helicopter, and a new automated system promises to make it so much easier to fly, ...
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Lockheed Martin delivers S-70i Black Hawks to Philippines DNDLockheed Martin has completed the delivery of ten S-70i Black Hawk helicopters to the Philippine Department of National ...
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What It’s Like Inside a WaterbomberIt’s 9.30 p.m. on Saturday, January 11, and the crew is on its third night working the Palisades fire, a Godzilla of a blaze ...
The US Army is working with aerospace company Skyryse on improved flying and safety, as well as autonomy, for helicopters ...
Contractor Skyryse will work alongside Army personnel to integrate its automated SkyOS system on military rotorcraft.
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US Army Black Hawks to fly without pilots, launch at the touch of a buttonSkyryse partners with the U.S. Army to enhance Black Hawk helicopters with SkyOS, a groundbreaking aviation operating system.
The US Army is teaming up with a company called Skyryse to make their massive fleet of over 2,100 UH-60 Black Hawks ...
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US Black Hawk helicopters to get smart with world-first universal flight systemLast week, the company had updated its SkyOS cockpit, which is now scalable to fit any aircraft - including the Black Hawk.
Automated cockpit developer Skyryse has entered into a research agreement with the U.S. Army to develop ways to reduce ...
A new operational fires pilot effort could transform the way the US Army calls for fires process, injecting fuel into the army's long-time effort to more quickly connect sensors and shooters in ...
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